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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01
AMyrSEUENTG.

~~N~NOO~00~0rl0/0 ~.
DICKMOND THEATRE.-TWEN-
III TY-THIRD SEAS0N.-Fiyo performances
of legitimate opera comique, beginning WE'D
NfSDAY, March I'd, for four nights aud one
Matinee. j. c. DUFF'S OPERA COMPANY,
Lillian Russell, vernona Jarbeau, Bessie Cleve-
land, Zelda Seguin, Harry s. billiard, Charles
W. DUNCAN, John z. Nash, Franklin Boudinct,
J. H. Ryley, and forty Choristers.
REpKRTO RE.-WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
NIGHTS. Won suppes Spectacular Opera A
TRIP TO AFRICA; THURSDAY and SAIUR-
DAY NIGHTS, GASPORENE, by the Composer
Of Black Hussar; SATURDAY MATINEE, Gill
bert and Sulliyan's beautiful lOLANTHE.
Prices: First floor, $3.50; all reserved Ad-
mission, 81. Balcony. 81 all resorvod. Admls-
sion: Dress circle, &c. family circle, &c :
gallery. 25c. mn I-lt
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NWO STORES-TAKE YOUR
j. cH0IcE-For sixty days win allow a
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. ON ALL
GOODS to enable mo to dispose Of my large
siock Of FANCY GOODS. Do not let this OPP
portunity pass without awaiting yourself Of II.
as some goods win be sold for LESS THAN
COST. II. II. WALLACE.
u tsm <Qs and siS ssss Droad srsst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

The SHERMAN organs are trying to
persuade Governor FoRAKER, Of Ohio,
that he is young enough to wait several
years longer Tor the Republican noni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

"Mr. BEEcHER says he makes meal
of the World" We had hardly thought
Mr.. BEEcHER would confess to such an
inordinate taste for worldly things.
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nou, nTrrIsAIIvATED HIM ~

WAS tho actual exclamation OF an honest pny-
sician spoken Of one Of his patients 70 wnom uo
had given calomel for the cure OF puiVus,n,os'
and a diseased liver. And he had sdfivatea arr
for certain, from which he never recovered. Al
these distressing consequences arc ayoidou ~
the uee OF DIR. Pierce's "Pleasant PurghuvV,
moi sallya,e. but produce the most pleasing OF
feet. inyigorate tho liver, cure hoadache, uy+
persia, blllousness, constipation. and plies ny
druggists
The worst cases cured by DR.. sago's Cstsrrh
Remedy.
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4 pMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

4 DAlINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 49,
~ Persons haying claims against the estate
oi J. SUTTON WINSTON, deceased, will please
iCave them. properly certified, atthe Office Ofmy
counsel, Messrs. Christian Il Christian, over the
Planters B0nk, 40 that can pay them. Those
owing it will please make payments % me.
HOWARD WINSTON.
Administrator OF J. Sutton Winston, de-
ceased.
HASovEB JUNCTION, VA. February 2j, 1887
Ia .1.3t
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a aaaH
PERSONAL.
: TIIIITII
NOTICE

NOTICE
10 TIE CREDITORS or THE CHARTER
OAK LIFE-lNSURANCE COMPANY, OF
HARTFORD, CONN:
Tho following is a copy Of the order Of Hon.
Dwight W. Pardee, judge OF the Supreme
Court Of Errors OF Connecticut, limiting a
time for the presentation Of claims against
said company, which order was passed October
I, 1896:
"1he creditors Of the Charter Oak Lfc-lnsu-
rance Company are hereby required 20 present
their claims against said company to Isaac W.
Blocks and Edmund 4. Stedman. Of Hartford,
Conn, receivers Of said company, or TO one OF
hem, on or before the 1st day Of July, 1885,
said claims shall he made in writing, and in
case Of policy claims they shall refer 10 the
policy under which said claim Il ma le, "a far
a. possible, by number Of policy and namo Of
insured: and the pature and extent OF such
claim by the person making u same shall be
set forth a. large. In case al claim IL made
by an executor. administrator, conJeryator,
guardian. or trustee, proof Of such appoint
ment, under zeal OF the proper court, must ac-
company said claim, aud all claims against
said CcuIany which shall not be- presented to
aid receivers within the time herein limited
will be forever barred Of recovery OF, 81 the
estate in the possession aud control Of tho re-
cciycISn
Attest:
ISAAC W. BROOKS, vo.o,v.r,
EDMUND A. STEDhAE,i '7-0''''''
HARTFORD, COM, November -, 1895.
10 Eel NH ,Apl,Myl, &Jei
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The car-stove got in its work in Cali
fornia Sunday. -Four persons were
burned to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

EOR SALE AT LOWeERL
H. PRICES, FINE GROCERY AND Ettss=$>sz1-2E---
BUTCH Err WAGONS, PHAEToNs, BUG0IEs,
suRRYs, RoCkAWAYs, AND VILLAGE
ber Of SECONDHAND BuGGIRs, PfIAETQNS,
AND CAkTs VERY Low. REPAIRING or
ALL KINDS done IL priccs % suit.
w. 9. HNIrU.
70 i.eodim ssS north mn uirssk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01
IF 4 DYSPEPTIC
WILL TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

"Up to few we9ks ago considered myself
tho champion dyspeptic OF America. During
the years that have boen afflicted have tried
almost everything claimed 20 DO a specific for
Dyspepsia, 10 the hope Of finding something
that would afford permanent relief. l ha1
about made up my mind TO abandon all medi-
cines, when ] noticed All endorsement OF Sim
mons Liver Regulator by prominent Goor-
eiaD, jurist whom knew, and concluded to
Try its effects in my case. nave used but two
lotues, and am satisfied that have struck tho
right thing at last / felt its beneficial effects
almost Immediately. Unlike all other prepa-
atoms OF similar kind no special instruc-
tions are required as 10 what one shall or shall
not cat. This fact alono ought to commend il
10 all troubled with Dyspepsia. ii. n. HOLMES,
NiLelRnd, n. j.
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SEINE THREAD.

T LICHTENSTEIN'S aREen
Ds SONS, corner Seventeenth S~-ScsAA$
and Franklin streets, Sole Importers OF the
celebrated Lion Brand Seina-Ihread, warrant
ed TO give satisfaction.
Also, on hand selne-Twines, Sometimes,
Ropes Yawking, Corks, Corkwood, Haul Seinos.
Gill-Nets, Fyke-Nets, Skim-Nets, Minnow Net
ting, &C.
Also, Fishernen's Water Proof Clothing and
Gum Boots
We are Offering all Of the above articles a,
the lowest prices. Orders solicited taA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

L,RESH SEEDS.--EXTRA EARLY
IL PRAs. Tomato, Beet, Celery, Radish, Corn,
Cabbage, &c, from Landreth, Ely, BUST Hen
derson, and others-all frstclass and fresh.
Also. HOT-BED GLASS at very low prices at
SC0IT'S DRUGSTORE,
10 6-su. Tu. Th&sau Old Market
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NOTE OUR PRICES:

ZEPHYR woRsTRD. In all colorS as s., 50
MACRAME CORD. IN all colors. ats. a b.l
AkRAsENE sud CHENILLE Al % dom
BRAINARD, ARMSTRONG 4 co. > EhBkIl'N
EkY SILK, all cOlors, q. B.. = dozen ....,..
BRAINEhD, ARMSTRONG & co. ; kloHl''
SILK haltOuncp rpoois az b.:
ID. VI. G. WHITE FRENCH WORKING ''''
TON AT o.. adozon; ......,,...
d. VI. c. RID ana Blue FRENCH WokhlN'
COTTON at l5c q dozen; ....
FINLAYSoN, BOUSFIELD & cos Flo'"'
ISuING THREAD 9t 90. a dozen;
COLUMBIA SAAONl WOOL, IA hank % -
COLUMBIA SHETLAND WOOL aud FLo''.a
hank OF ~ ounces for iJc. .
COLUMBIA GERMANTOHN YARN, a h'-A
OF II ounces for i6c.
C0LUMBIA CRBwEi, In all .colors. 81 ~
DARNING COTTON at ic. a stick .,,
BRAINERD, ARMSTRONG & cos SID
FLOSS, all colOrs, u dozen skeins Too p
NOVELTY BRAID. best patterns a. %
STAR BBAIDs. all widths, at TO-. for = dozen
punches; ~
BELDIN0 BROTHERS KSITTING-SlLh, hal
ounce spcols al Sc..
The sock Is too large TO mention every '''''
Gle. We can only say Iswfll pay you 10 in'2''
The entire line, which We have nov dlsplA!'l'
and we would advise YOU not 70 delay, 81 -
FRESHEST PLUNs WILL BE TIE FIRST ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

Genuiue has our trademark In red on front
Of wrapper.
fe 2i-Tb(wlSa&Tu Philadelphia.
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DRUNKENNESS

or the Liquor Habit Can be Cured Without the
knowledge Of the Patient by Admins
terips DR.. nalnes' Golden Specific.
II INSTANTLY destroys all appetite for alco-
holic liquors. Can be secretly Administered In
ccfioe, tea or any article OF food even In liquor
itself, with NEVER-FAILING results Thou.
sands Of drunkards have boon cured, who TO
day believe they quit drinking OF thor own froe
will. Endorsed by everybody but saloon-keop
ers Forsale by T. ROBERTS BAKER.
gi9 east Main street,
no f8-Th.Sa&TuiJt Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the TANNER & DE
LANEY ENGIEE COMPANY will be held at
tho Office OF the company, No. 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va, on WEDNESDAY, March =,
GEORGE F. JONES,
feI7.2y Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

DUBLIC MEETING.-THE CAR
Il PENTERs' AND JOINERS' UNION OF
Firqt- Market Hall on MARCH isr a. 7:SD Z. M.
All mechanics are cordially invited. Several
prominent speakers will address the audience.
J. II. BIESEN.
mh1-Its Recording Secretary.
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M EETINGS.

o-~~@-N1~oorr.Nr0,Iy "clycecrIC/..rr,S =
NAEMBERS RICHMOND~Xx
wi LODGE, No. 10. A. II. s. A. NJ: fou~
will please attend stated communlca-
ton OF your lodge THIS Crvesdayl b'EN!n NV,
Al ? O'Clock sharp. All Master MRsons m good
standing are fraternally invited TO attend.
BY order Of tho Worshlpful Master:
j. RESCOE PARKER,
NH Lit Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-01

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIE-
- TY-ANNUAL MEETING.-Tho fifteenth
annual meeting OF the above Society will be
held THIS Tuesday EVENING In Cathedral
Hall at ~ O'Clock. Election OF officers and
other business to be transacted. nne Tor
non-attendonce.
NH Lite JOHN NJ. HIGGINS.
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By WE ARE HAPPY TO STug

We show n superb assorimont o,JgT pt..,
NEETERIES Al low Pricos. mht..,
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lrupusnFp or me 1geHos 81 rvs11c
rrNION MUTUAL IIFE-INSURANOE COmpASI'

s coNpiIoS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
ECCHRE PARTY.

Last evening most enjoyable suchre par
ty was given at the pleasant residence of
Mr.. Chas. Rossler. corner OF Water and
Third, by his daughters, Misses Lena aud
Anna. The prizes Of the evening were car
ried of by Miss Mile 6appeniisid and Mr..
H. w. Bartell, the former securing a beau
tifuliy bound volume OF poems, the latter q
handkerchief case. Besides euchre the even
ing's entertainment consisted of music,
dancing, singing, and just before leaving the
guests were treated to an elegant supper
Among those present were Misses Mile
Sappenfield, Laura Woodcock, Emma Nc
Clees, Emma Hazen, Gussie Vredenburgh,
Rennetta Ross, Julia Ross, Grace Hibarger,
Sadie York, Minnie end Mamie RIGHT, Alice
Suites, Alice Littell, Messrs. DR.. Hoagiand,
Will Beattie, W. e. Chambers, H. W. Bar
toll, Harry Lytle, Frank Brown, L, ". Nj
nor, 7. P. Gully, c. L. Robinson, Ira Waite
Fred Clark, II. V. Sheppard, e. T. Green,
George Mcdonald, Henry Rossler.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
CHICKENS BY NAIL.

There are soma amusing incidents that
happen here in the postofice,' remarked one
of the attaches Of the Wichita Office yester-
day. People often eudeavor to send some
very odd things through the mail l hav.
read of large cross cut saw that now lies
in the dead department. at Washington,
which Michigan lumbermau had mailed
also Of rancher's fancy saddle that had
struck the eye Of a Dakota cowboy. Re had
bought it in 4 town and had mailed it 20 his
postofiice address out on thu Northern Pa
eide These articles both exceeded the
weight allowed By law, ami OF course never
reached the destination marked But the
funniest thing ever knew here YVES an old
granger who came to the winlsw and want
ed Us 70 forward two chickens for him 10
Andover he was toll that they could no,
be sent by mali; bat he refused TO be coz
WINGED and went away cut o: huIncr vhsn
we would Ios receive them"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
THAT FAIR BUSINESS.
WICHITA, KANs April II, l

WICHITA, KANs April II, 1887.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Please allow me word of explanation in
regard to the article in tolays EAGLE touch
ing the action of the officers OF the Arkao sas
Valley Agricultural Society.
First: am not a director or officer in
said society and have not attended any of
the meetings since the annual meeting, last
December.
Second: In taking extra stock in the asso-
citation, my action in this matter was solely
for the benefit Of the asso Il alton, and no5 for
personal gain l have always advocated, by
word and pen, the purchase Of new grounds
with no particular zeal as to location, and
fitting them up as the best grounds in the
state. This we were able TO do, and will
cheerfully contribute all my interest in the
association, and more too, if this end can be
realized. But il it is deci Ell TO dsoand aud
surrender the charter, want it distinctly
understood that | want no dividend on stock
that have not held for the past two years
and more. Yours hastily,
Y l. I,Swprycy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
STATE 5. =. CONVENTION.

The state executive committee take much
pleasure in announcing that they have Sc
cured the services OF Prof. J. Fl. Burke of
Chicago, to conduct the music at the con-
vestion Prof. Burke is grand singer and
will be a most important factor in making
the meeting a success.
FOUR HUNDRED DELEGATES
To the State ). S Convention Will they
come. VIII we take care of them il they do
Rev. J. FL. Parker, chairman OF our enter
t2inment committee, reports great readiness
on the part of the churches 20 take care OF
their share of these 400 delegates.
Now then let tbs people come from the
cast, west, north and south, and make this
the largest as we'll as ths best con vention
ever held IN the state.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
SNEAK THIEVES.

Sneak thieves were aboad in full force
night before last and made themselves felt
mostly on east Douglas. They are no doub.
lurns that have been seen hanging around
the depot and who presist in infessing that
neighborhood in spite Of the exertion of the
police to drive than away.
One OF the places visited was the feed store
just across the railroad track. A man
sleeping within the building heard their eff
foIt IS to beat down the door and walked
across the room This noise FRIGHTENED
them aud they gave up the job OF trying to
get inside.
In the rear Of the Richly bouse is bag
gage room in " hich Capt. Richly has thrown
all the uncalied for bags that has accum
ulated at the hotel for the past fifteen years
Some thieves by breaking the door
gained entrance to this room and
pried open every valise and
trunk in the room, carrying away every
thing of va ue they could find.
4 car load OF beer standing on the Santa
Fe track was broken into; the thief was cut
ting away one side of box VIXEN the
Waterman came along and spoke - him,
and thus warned, made good his escape.
i carpenter rooning Oh South Fourth ave
cue had his chest opened and all of his best
tools stolen The brand was given the police
and they hope soon to be able TO recover the
tools.
The little stand kept by Nj. Grantha1, an
aged gentleman, at the corner OF Neal and
Douglas, was visited. The pilferers gained
entrance by bursting open the door. They
carried away about SIX pounds Of plug tobac-
co and all the small change left in the money
box
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
ANOTHER MOTOR LINE COMPANY.

and again another motor line scheme
threatens to bob up before the public. IL is
no small affair. Some of the moguls of this
and other cities are said to be come led in a
financial way which is generally considered
a very good way as far as motor is con-
cernei. IL is proposed to run it through
the very hear OF the city. The gentlemen
heading the enterprise think that motor
line will thrive better along settled street
than out on the prairie to battle with tumble
weeds
The route discussed, and which seems to
be the most popular, is north on Water street
from Douglas avenue to Central avenue
East on Central avenue TO Hydraulic ave
nue South on Hydraulic to William street
and west on William street to Water, north
on Water to beginning.
The gentlemen who are talking the
scheme have no additions along the proposed
route, and don't promise any yearly
''comps" to those buying lots. 1t is pro-
posed TO erect mot9I line with the inten-
ton Of making money Off the line and not
for the purpose of unloading farm property.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
SUDDEN SUMMONS.

Mr.. II. L. Shober, one OF the members Of
the firm Of 81. L. Shober & Co., East Doug
las, died very suddenly last night at his
room, corner of Williams and Fourth
He appeared eel and seen walking upon the
street at 4 O'clock: at $50 he was discovered
lying upon the bed in his room in a semi
conscious condition. Doctors McAdams
Mccullough, Beebe and Everett were imme-
diately called, but in spite of their endeavors
and all that their science could devise. be
passed away about 10 o'clock.
He has for some time been unwell an d
been required to take morphine Last even.
ing by mistake it is supposed he took a dou-
bic dose and from the effects he died
The deceased was one OF the live, energetic
young men of the city: he had but recently
opened toe shoe store on East Douglas, had
made many friends and was rapidly build
Ing up fine trade. He was but twenty
three years OF age and came TO this city ironl
Martinsburgh, West Virginia
His remains will be removed from his
boarding house to the residence of his broth
er A. z. Shober, corner Eleventh and
Topeka, and tonight will be forwarded to
his old honle accompanied by his brother,
and sister Florence who is az present visiting
III the CITY,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
BOOMING kIOWA,

Mayer Dobson, Of kio~a, accompanied by
Lawyer Robinson, clerk Of the Kiowa com
mon council and Dan J. Mcnamara, of Gov
ington, KY, and one Of TIE Kentucky col
oney delegation now in this city started for
kiowa Wednesday for the purpose OF inaug-
urating board. The party was accompan-
led by Major Mcnamara, editor OF the Magic
West Illustrated Journal of this city, who,
by invitstion OF the common council will ad-
dress the citizens Of that place. His subject
being How elites are built and booms
created kiowa viii be heard OF shortly as
one Of the cities that booms
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
HIS OPINION.

Mr.. Tureman, O rrpre -entative Of one of
the leading carpet manufactures in America,
has been in the city for several days in the
interes. Of his house. he said tina. this is his
first visit to the city aud he found hero q
large sale for his duest goods. TIE mer-
chants with whom be dealt were gentlemen
and treated him with the courtesy OF east
ern merchant. He says that he has often
SO large and enserprising city. He consid-
ers il one OF the bes. western cities be had
seen, and says he can see no reaton why il
can ncf reach 1ao, 900 before many years
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
PLEASANT PARTY.

Mrs. IL. w. Levy entertained in han 1
handsome residence, corner of Topeka and
First. The evening was enjoyably spent
with music, dancing and refreshm INT.
Those present were Misses Grace Bear, Cora
Miller, Monica Frye, Mosciline Baldwin
Bertha Nsiderlander, Lucille Lauck, Mis-:
Wise OF Cincinnati, Mamie Mead, Mrs John
Newton, of Kansas City, and Mrs Albert
Calisch; Aessrs. Washburne, Dallett, Bick.
cry, Hoffman. Priddy, Calisch, Hettinger.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
IN A JOINT.

Night before last three young men were
taking in the city. When they arrived at
one Of the East Douglas avenue joints they
were al, considerably toned Up In this
place was another party ot seven. Thu .ro
parties could no: agree, and Son G quarrel
arsse. This was followed by frse-ror all
ast light from which some Of the principal.
retired with black eyes and badly bruised
faces
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
EENERAL NOTICE..

Tue burial services Of Mss Carrie Hand
lev, will be held a, the DotSe avenue Pres
byterLan church, on the We.., side this
HednesJay) afternoon at o'cloc@. The
friests of the deceased ard he- family are
:ayitssi 10 be present.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13
CAN'T UNDERsTAND IT.

The editors Of the ST. Louis Commercial
and Financial Chronicle have been stumped
on the Wichita bank clearirgs. They write
to Manager Whitney, saying that the clear
ings as appearing in the EAGLE and copied
by the GLOBE are evidently incorrect, as the
increase of last week and last month over
the corresponding week and month of last
year makes too wide difference to be IN
derstood. The editor OF the Chronicle there
fore suggests that the balances were only
given last year and the true clearings this
year, or that different system had been
adopted. Poor old Missouri; poor old st.
Louis. TheH can't understand that Wichi-
ta's financial business has increased between
six and seven fold in single year. But
such is the fact The EAGLE is authorized
to say that the clearings are made now just
as they wers year ago, aud consist OF moth
ing but the daily adjustments Of the paper
and business between our respective hanks
and that the figures published III the EAGLE
were absolutely correct, astounding as they
seem and as they really are.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

Mrs. Judge Lazck resolved a telegram
this morning announcing the death OK her
mother a, Franslia, Ky. for which llace shs
.sartea on II. s.Atsxia. accompanied t,y
ae. Il Hensey.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

Mr.. J. r. Lawrence, of Norwalk, Ohio, is
in the city on prospecting tour. He has
given Wichita an investigation and pro-
nounces it the most wide awake and business
city in the wide west
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

The members Of the SecoEd Bsps.s. church
Sunday schooI choir will give g-alf soeial
this .Tening a. the church On North Wichita
sereet Tee proceesis 80 % plrcha.e looks
sl.o :, szc,sr., a teacn--. This IS tie nrs.
s~,loref choir t,.at has srer bees orgaaizs>i
70 Wichita. Eye-ybs:y n-o cordially ID
vis~i to be rsr1.-es.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

The county commissioners at their last
meeting passed an order making an appro
priation ID aid the building Of q bridge
across the Great Arkansas at the foot of
Hydraulic avenue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

II. c. Cuts, Of Storm Lake. Iowa. who
has been in the city week and invested in
diy property, returns to his hometh morn
Ing intending to Close Up his tusipess in that
county and return to Wichita,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

Prouifoot s. Bird, architects, are getting
out plans for 5000 cottage for Rudolph
Hatfield TO be built in West Wichita, corner
of Seneca and Elm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-13

Mrs II. ". Pike and her sister, Miss Car
RE Hazen, stopped over in the city yeste,
day on their way frcm Hutchinson to spend
the summer in Boston and the New England
states. They viii be joined later in the
Year bY Mr.. Pike